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Old South Creations

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  1. 214 lb according to your numbers...should weigh a little less than that since your missing some of the tail. Nice score, even with the damage
  2. I just modified mine...works great! Thanks for the idea!
  3. Nice job Stormcrow. I may have to 'borrow' your idea!
  4. Nice texture. I like your modified hammer...I might just have to "borrow" that idea!
  5. nice score on the books, etc. Rain has been crazy done my way too...sorry about your shop
  6. Seems like a good deal. You might could get your money back if you didn't need/want all 3 forges & blowers!
  7. Looks great. If it were me I would put the stock in front the side rather than the front...unless of course you only plan to make small items...just my preference. I used a screw on cap on my first forge as a ash dump and I welded a small handle onto it...a LOT easier to turn when it did get stuck. On my latest forge I have an exhaust flapper with a counter weight (RR spike)...I like it a lot better. And, as already mentioned, your horseshoe is oriented correctly! :)
  8. My bad, you are absolutely correct...1902...I left out a digit...thanks for the correction!
  9. according to the serial numbers you provided your anvil was made in 1893
  10. I've never seen a Buffalo Forge anvil but, as an American company, they wouldn't have used the hundred weight system. There were hundreds of English anvil makers at one time...Postman has identified a couple hundred or so. Sometimes their Id's are just lost to history.
  11. My latest acquisition- a 175 lb Trenton (farrier pattern) made in 1910
  12. From the album: Equipment

    175 lb Trenton- farrier pattern
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